Sentence examples for long banished from inspiring English sources
We still remember the names of famous weather forecasters, long banished to the regions or commercial ventures, with affection.
While smart, science-based SF is still the purview of a select band of authors, armies of elves, magicians and goblins have long banished interplanetary voyages in terms of sales.
Sanaa Lathan's incredibly sultry Maggie, long banished from Brick's bed, is both a mountain of sexual frustration and an unstoppable talker who drives her husband to hide his head in the pillows.
Low vitamin D levels are responsible for rickets, a disease causing bowed legs in children that most of us associate with urchins in Dickensian streets and presume has been long banished from modern Britain.
It is interesting that the folk memory, of which Yeats made so much, incorporated images not only of Purgatory, long banished from Protestantism, but also of the expensive pleasures of the masters.
These new cars have won praise from the picky and influential Consumer Reports magazine, which had long banished most GM products from its "recommended buy" list.When it announced the details of the IPO, GM and its underwriters set a target price of $26-29 26-29re.
The memorial should restore nature to a site where nature has long been banished.
Their engagement was made public in 1930 in Belgium, to which his family had long been banished.
An outspoken critic of her uncle, she was long since banished; her caustic book, "The Wagners: The Dramas of a Musical Dynasty" (Weidenfeld & Nicolson; translated by Ewald Osers and Michael Downes), appeared in 2000.
But in a pivotal game at Busch Stadium on Tuesday, "one through eight" went missing and the Phillies needed an unexpected lift from a player long ago banished to the bench.
Meanwhile in Wales, Belarius Paul O'Brienn), a lord long ago banished from Cymbeline's court, is raising two boisterous young men, Guiderius (David Furr) and Arviragus (Gregory Wooddell), who happen to be the king's long-lost (abducted) sons.
